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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
3
A letter from F W Williams of 400 Manhattan Avenue New York offers a free positive cure for eczema salt rheum erysipelas piles and skin diseases with instant relief. Send a stamp for details and remedies.
Advertises traveling salesmen needed for Delbridge Co. of St. Louis Missouri selling 81 interest calculators 1 grain calculators iron clad notes 50 cents book mortgage notes 1 dollar each commission offered. Also notes securing four good wagons and a half dozen other vehicles for a children's picnic next Friday.
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies December 6 1886. Advertisement claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Dr. John Irwin and Bro Faust attended a reunion in Birmingham. Fred Stewart and his devoted wife are described as the happiest people in Moulton, reflecting warm community mood.
Irwin Drug Co resells De Witt's Little Early Risers, famed liver pills. The historic remedy, widely advertised, remains available through the retailer.
The railroad in Ohio faces bankruptcy with eight million dollars in liabilities and minimal assets, leaving only a few old box cars and six incapacitated engines. Prof Richeson visited Lawrence county on Thursday to advocate public education, noting he needed six more names to reach the required count for a one mill tax election. Rev. 8. P. Spiegle, who preached here last year, has married a Kentucky woman.
An appeal promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure suppositories as a remedy for weakness in women. The ad urges readers to request free Book No 4 For Women from Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin and to mail questions confidentially. The product is advertised as sold by all dealers.
J C Parker dies on the mountain south of Moulton from consumption leaving a wife and two children. John S Howell travels to Oklahoma to visit his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs F P Sandlin.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King s New Discovery saved his life and remains the reliable throat and lung remedy. The ad notes guaranteed sale at Windham Co s and drug stores, prices 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
An ad praises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for cuts and piles sold by Irwin Drug Co. A note describes the Blue Hole on Elim hosting a next Friday picnic with plentiful speckled trout and red worms, praising Big Nance as a fishing paradise and Maj D C Goodlett and the Senior of the paper planning a trip to the historic stream before season ends.
A promotional notice claims quick relief for swollen painful bleeding or itching piles with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. It offers a small trial box by mail from Racine Wisconsin and notes the product is made for external or internal piles and sold by all dealers for 50 cents in large jar.
The Christian church at New Decatur reports a revival with 44 new members. Plans are under discussion to demolish the old building and construct a new one including a parsonage. A Dutch man in Cullman bought laudanum to relieve his wife’s toothache but misused it, risking serious harm and likely seeking other relief.
Our young friend Clark Bracken came from Town Creek and spent an hour or two with us. He was accompanied by G. N. Preuit, whose honored name we added to our subscription list at that place. It is believed they come from every direction. Mr Preuit carried back 500 votes he plans to give to a young lady when the contest opens for one of our premium machines.
Mr Frank Conlan of New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. He claims it regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor for both sexes. Sold under guarantee at Windham Co and all drug stores.
A man with high feverish intent committed an outrage on a girl. His wife, upon learning of it, killed her baby and then herself. Joe Callahan shot and killed J Newt Tribble at Athens over money. A mail pouch is reported missing in California with $100000 inside.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills are promoted as prompt aid to strengthen weakened kidneys and ease bladder inflammation. Sold by Irwin Drug Co.
Joseph Steele remains jailed in Huntsville for defacing a county church. A reunion of old Confederate soldiers is planned for next year in Memphis. In South Alabama a man died after being thrown from a mule with his foot caught in the traces, a fate similar to Walter Blank.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets as a universal pain reliever. It claims to stop pain within twenty minutes by easing congestion and blood pressure and lists headache neuralgia and painful periods as conditions treated. Available as 20 tablets for 25 cents from various dealers.
A single buyer purchased $37,800 worth of spot cotton in Montgomery last week. Miss Mabel Sandlin visits in and near Russellville. The paper lists the law card for Messrs Chenault and Downing offering diligent litigation services in all courts.
Tom Moore of Rural Roud Cochran Ga reports a fine sore on his instep healed after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He bought a 25 cent box and credits a near perfect cure. Sold under guarantee at Windham & Co and all drug stores.
Report states J. W. Persipston died by his own hand in Mobile amid business troubles and life weariness. The item notes 30,000 old Confederate soldiers were in line at Birmingham last week, with only one casualty.
Advertises Cascasweet for babies and children as especially good for summer ills. Claims no harmful drugs and urges customers to check the ingredients on the bottle. Sold by Irwin Drug Co.
Joseph Knight a prominent Chattanooga businessman was approached by a group of Black men during a late ride with his wife. He attempted to defend himself and was killed while his wife was shot in the thigh. Local authorities began investigations into the deadly encounter.
In spring the feeling of dullness is called Spring Fever though there is no real fever. The after effects of winter habits leave nerves tired and lifeless. Dr Shoop's Restorative is advertised as a quick remedy, claiming 48 hours to show benefit and long term tonic effects, boosting appetite, digestion, and energy. Sold by all dealers.
Report of a Nebraska cyclone that killed 28 and injured many others. The event adds to a string of daily calamities noted in the paper as the era’s hazards and misfortunes unfold.
After suffering indigestion for 15 years and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. The product is sold under a guarantee at Windham and Co and other drug stores.
The piece explains that natural digestive juices support health and that disruption weakens the body. It urges prompt use of reliable remedies and endorses Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, described as pleasant, reliable, and guaranteed to provide relief, sold by Irwin Drug Co.
A four year old in New York bounced an elf on a spring bed. A violent toss hurled the elf through a five story window and onto the pavement, killing it. Meanwhile in Birmingham, veterans recount a joyful march where only one soldier died.
Summer stomach troubles warned and the Kodol digestive remedy promoted as the best-known preparation for dyspepsia and indigestion. The ad notes Kodol digests all foods and is pleasant to take, sold here by Irwin Drug Co.
A Paris incident leaves about 300 people poisoned after consuming a duck dish. One person has died and many remain sick. The writer recalls a prior bout from a duck wing, noting lasting effects and ongoing discomfort.
A Colorado mine reports six men dead, Oklahoma faces racial tensions with reports of massacres, and Dr. G Chisolm from Birmingham remains in Moulton building crowns. Judge Almon and family leave for Colorado seeking renewed health while the paper notes a budding trip to the Blue Hole prom and social visits from Lewis Key and family.
Readers are urged to check the Honor Roll publication for accuracy and report any mistakes at once. The notice stresses confirming dates and encourages attention as the band wagon passes by.
An enthusiastic supporter reports securing 6,000 votes for a female candidate in a premium machine contest and vows further rural support. The note urges more villagers to mobilize as the race heats up.
The contract to build the Baptist church in Moulton was let to 5. C. Lee of New Decatur for $2,000. It will be a brick structure with a gothic roof, finished inside and out with the best materials, seating about 100, and the saints hope to occupy it by November 1.
A. J. Crosthwaite mourns the loss of his wife Ida Crosthwaite nee Doss in Shawnee following surgery for a deep seated ailment. Born near Moulton 38 years ago she was active in church work and beloved by the community. The piece offers Christian consolation and hopes for reunion in heaven.
Col G O Chenault of Moulton forms a partnership with brother Hon William L Chenault in Russellville to practice law. William L Chenault previously worked with Judge George Almon here for over two years before dissolving that partnership. The senior Chenault plans to move his family to Russellville, boosting Franklin County's legal ranks with a strong, respected practitioner.
In this office both Premium Sewing Machines are on display after arriving. The pair cost $65 for one and $30 for the other, with voting controls for a lady voter show of hands to grant first choice. Citizens are urged to visit town, view the animals grazing in tall grass, and participate.
C M Kerby C C Smith J A Bradford J W Briley M Golden and B F Carpenter announce through The North Alabamian a Home Coming at Old Bethel Baptist Church on Friday June 26 1008 All are invited for a glorious time.
Nick Sandlin praised Premium Sewing Machines after a brief visit. He noted a deserving local woman will win one of the machines and reminded the public that the contest closes December 20, 1908 with a million votes still on hand.
A long Saturday night downpour delivered the heaviest rain in two years. The torrent lasted over an hour and left farmers hopeful, trusting that clouds will pass and that events work for good for those who love the Lord.
In a message printed in The Moulton Advertiser the candidate thanks Lawrence county voters for support in the May 18 primary and asks for votes in the November general election promising diligent service if elected.
Court grants W T Seamans letters of administration on Harriet Seamans estate June 8 1908 by Judge J C Kumpe Lawrence County Probate Court. All claimants must present their claims within legally prescribed time or be barred.
Landersville residents plan a July 4 picnic at the Christian church to raise funds for seating the Sandersville schoolhouse. Four refreshment stands will operate for a small fee while organizers promise a wholesome, well moderated event with good speakers and a joyous community time. N D Sandlin urges all patriotic citizens to attend.
Public installation announced for Courtland's Masonic Lodge with WM J K Swoope and other officers to be appointed. Ceremony begins June 24 at 10 a m. All sister lodges and Masons in good standing invited to attend.
Moulton expands as it gains a second brick yard with W. J. Porter preparing to convert waxy soil into quality building material. The state bans keeping mocking birds in cages reflecting local wildlife regulation.
Notice that the Campaign Committee and the Candidates of the Independent Ticket will meet at Moulton on the second Saturday in July 1908. L. E. Hurst serves as Acting Chairman.
A popular physician urges quick action for chronic indigestion with dyspepsia symptoms. He promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, effective remedy that aids digestion, normalizes bowels, and acts as a general tonic. Testimonials from various users claim relief for long standing stomach trouble, with availability from druggists and a free sample offer.
Our premium sewing machines for new subscriptions and renewals are strong built with drop heads and full attachments. Inspect and examine them closely then help some lady to secure one. The animals for men should excite lively interest. Do not carry coupons or request cards in subscribing. Distance writers add one cent for return postage on card coupons and they will be sent promptly. Join our band wagon and have a good time.
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